How to make yourself miserable
by Dan Greenburg · first published 1966
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Reminds me of the book How to Make Yourself Miserable by Greenburg and Jacobs. They don't care why you want to be miserable, ("Perhaps you thought of spraying Black Flag on your father's Cheerios."), they just tell you how.
on “How to build toxic software teams” ↗…peoples interesting thoughts or seeing their appearance etc etc can all lead to comparative/judgemental thinking which leads to all kinds of unintended side effects. He references Dan Greenberg's book How To Make Yourself Miserable. Yet to be seen if sites can somehow employ mechanics to reduce comparative/judgemental thinking...but its something they all intentionally/unintentionally fuel currently imho.
on “Limiting Social Media Decreases Loneliness and Depression” ↗